Will this jump drive work with Windows XP?
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I checked other responses to this question. This is what I found: " Works with XP, Vista, Windows 7 and 8. All of them!Bobby Mac answered on August 23, 2014 " I have windows 7 and mine is a 64GB flash drive and works good for me. It should tell you on the package what systems it will work.
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I use mine with a Mac at home and a Windows machine at work. I'm pretty sure you'd be just fine.
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I'm sure it will, I don't see any reason why not. It should say somewhere in the description what types of systems it can work with. But most, if not all flash drives are a universal fit.
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Rob~ That is exactly the situation I had. I wanted to transfer files from my 2010 XP computer to my 2013 Win7 computer. It worked flawlessly.
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I haven't tried it with XP, but I can think of no reason why it wouldn't work with it. It does not come with OS, so you should be able to install pretty much everything.
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Yes, it is an older version of the software, but will work on windows xp right out of the box.
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Yes. It works well with Windows XP as long as you install the driver for it.
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That drive is compatible with WINDOWS OS from XP through 8.1 64 bit. So it will work with VISTA. . Hope this helps!
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I used it on a Win7 machine, but it was very straightforward so it should work for an XP machine. You might check the drivers on the StarTech site just to be sure. Most of these are pretty non-OS specific.
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Yes it should work for you I read the description and XP operating system is listed for this burner to work as long as you have a usb connection on your computer you will be fine.
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Yes, this will work with windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7. It is not SATA though. It has a 40 pin IDE interface.
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The ad for it states, "Compatible with Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 and Mac OS." I have used it extensively with Windows 7, versions Home, Premium, Professional, and Ultimate on Crucial SSDs and Toshiba, Samsung, Seagate, Western Digital, Hitachi and HP HDDs. You should have no problem with Windows 8.1. If the target device on the included USB to SATA cable is not recognized in Windows, then you can boot from the software CD and all drives will be recognized. You just select your source and target drives and proceed with the clone, which takes an hour or two depending on the size of the drives and the amount of data being transferred. Good luck,
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It should you might have to goto the web site to find the right driver for it but it should work for xp
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I'm no longer running XP, but it's compatible with Vista and Win7 in the 2.0 slots, so it should be.
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I'm using mine with Vista so probably it will work with XP. There are no drivers to load so there will be no issues from that standpoint.
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Sorry Randy, only used it across XP to Win7. It should work as its a data transfer tool. Good Luck!
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I know it works with XP and WIN 7. I could not find my instruction sheet. Check with the spec sheet on the amazon product description.
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I only have XP but as I interpret their specs, XP is mentioned only as a minimum requirement and to assure people with old systems like mine that it will still work. Surely it will work with the newer ones.
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Don't know... I had it in a windows 98SE machine and it was ok. It is now in a XP machine.